A girl who fell ill with leukaemia when she was just four-years-old has officially been declared cancer free – 867 days after she was first diagnosed.
Sophie Gamble finally got to ring the ‘cancer-free bell’ at the Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital on December 18. The bell signified the end of her chemotherapy treatment, meaning she could spend Christmas at home with her family.
The youngster, from Bolton, has endured 604 doses of chemotherapy since her diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia in August 2019.
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